Irish Lung Fibrosis Association

Irish Lung Fibrosis Association is a support organisation for people living with a terminal illness, Pulmonary Firbosis, for families, carers and healthcare professional looking after those patients.
ILFA was founded as a charity in 2002 and registered as a company in 2003 to honour the memory of Fergus Goodbody who died from Lung Fibrosis.
The primary aims of the Irish Lung Fibrosis Association charity are to provide a source of information and support to people with the condition, and to promote education and suppport research.
ILFA is funded solely by donations and fundraising activities. The fundraising efforts of our supporters are vitally important to enable ILFA continue our work.